Keykit is a programming language and environment designed for algorithmic composition and real-time manipulation of MIDI music. It allows users to create, edit, and perform music using scripts that generate or modify musical data.
About Keykit
Keykit was created in the early 1990s by Tim Thompson. It was developed to provide musicians and composers with a powerful tool for algorithmic composition and real-time MIDI manipulation, enabling complex musical creations through scripting.
Keykit's strengths included its powerful scripting capabilities and real-time MIDI manipulation. Its weaknesses were a steep learning curve and a less modern user interface. Competitors included Max/MSP, Pure Data, and SuperCollider, which offered similar functionalities with varying levels of ease-of-use and graphical interfaces.
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A Keykit expert must have strong programming skills, particularly in scripting and algorithmic composition. Proficiency in MIDI protocols and real-time music processing is essential. Familiarity with music theory and digital audio workstations (DAWs) can also be beneficial.
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